Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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2), ?IJi t evycirimenici t Jock Swift, president. Jjer djeufocke Ue erin Organized to promote a better under- standing of the language and culture of the German people, Der Deutsche Verin has re- cruited students from many different fields of study. The German Club has endeavored to pro- vide members with an opportunity to in- crease their knowledge of German tradi- tions and music while meeting in a social setting. A Christmas program was given and several films were seen by members as a part of their active program. Committee work was headed by Jack Swift under the direction of Miss Ehlen. Members of the German Club at their onnuol Christmos porty. t

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David Henry, ASM. president Tddociciiea I II leu S lucieniS Though the primary goal of the Associated Men Students is to promote the interest of men students in college life, it also attempted to bring about an outside interest in FJC by inviting guests from high schools to visit the campus and become ac- quainted with it. The AMS handled the concessions at the football games and the funds made from this enterprise were used to finance efforts undertaken by the group to achieve its purpose. It also sponsored the All Sports Banquet held in February. Counseling the organization was Dr. Swenson Assisting President Dave Henry in the executive duties were Jerry Bouley, vice-president; Chuck Mills, secretary; Jim Schmitz, social chairman. Associated Men Student ' s Officers: Jerry Bouley, Jim Schmitz, and Charles Mills.

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Nursing group listens to plons discussed by Shonnon Coon. Shannon Coon, president. ag umma I In -y Tipka New pledges to the Di Gamma Nu Alpha were given the treatment in the true sense of the word when the old members put them through initiation paces. Though the group has many relaxing and social activities, it also has the serious purpose of helping the students in the medical fields anticipate and meet some of the problems connected with their training, providing them with opportunities to find out what various training schools have to offer, as well as various fields of medicine. Advisor, Mr. Younger, and President, Shannon Coan, led the organization in a very constructive year. Well attended by the group were the monthly pot-luck din- ners, visits to the Nurses Training schools, and informative programs. 87